Hosted by pmsears-us · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 13 episodes
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What if talking about death could change how you live? - In Conversation with End-of-Life Specialists brings honest, deeply human conversations with physicians, doulas, grief specialists, hospice nurses, attorneys, and chaplains — exploring Medical Aid in Dying (MAID), green burial, dementia care, digital legacy, and more. - These aren't morbid discussions. They're practical wisdom about what truly matters — for caregivers, professionals, and anyone who wants to live more intentionally. - Because the best time to talk about the end of life is while you're still living it.
pmsears-us hosts In Conversation with an End-of-Life Specialist, a society show with 13 episodes published.
Barbara Karnes, RN , started her hospice nursing work in the 1970s — before hospice was even a word most Americans knew. She didn't join a movement. She helped build it. And more than fifty years later, she is still writ
Dr. Ken Gorczyca has been sitting with death since he was eight years old. His guinea pig, Squeaky, died, and no one helped him. No ritual, no guidance. So he put her in a shoebox, added flowers, dug a hole in the backya
What do we reach for when time gets short? Not the accomplishments. Not the carefully managed image. Something simpler. Something we wish we'd said out loud sooner. This conversation is for anyone who has been putting of
What does it take to stand in a room where someone is drawing their last breaths — with no clinical training, no script, and no way to fix it? Pastor Larry Wall has been doing exactly that for 35 years. As the founding p
What if talking about death could actually be fun? Lisa Pahl, licensed clinical social worker, hospice veteran of 18 years, and CEO and co-founder of The Death Deck, believes that humor and the right questions can open d
Grief counselor Jenny Filush-Glaze joins us to discuss the losses that don't come with funerals but hurt just as deeply — from chronic illness to broken relationships. After her own alpha-gal syndrome diagnosis, Jenny br
We live in a culture that prizes eloquence and timing - say the right thing at the right moment, or don't say it at all. But Gabrielle Elise Jimenez, author of The Conversation, knows something most people don't: the "pe
In this National Hospice Month episode, the Second Season's first episode, host Patricia M Sears of Graceful Transitions speaks with Lori Rizzo, a certified end-of-life doula and dementia practitioner from Compassionate
In June 2025, we were fortunate to talk with Angela Shook an End-of-Life and Companion Animal Doula. Angela Shook is an end-of-life doula, Hospice volunteer, and instructor for the Doula Programs at the University of Ver
Medical aid in dying (MAID) is legal in Vermont—but what does it actually look like? And where do you go if you don't want to die at home? Kasey March, a certified MAID Wayfinder and end-of-life doula with Doula Care for
If you die without a will, your estate will go through probate—and your will will become public information. But that's not the scariest part. Without an advance directive, the court can keep you alive and 'comfortable'
What if just starting the conversation—the one you've been avoiding—brought you relief instead of dread? Francesca Lynn Arnoldy, death literacy advocate and author of 'The Death Doula's Guide to Living Fully and Dying Pr
What if you could turn your body into a tree after you die? What if you couldn't afford a traditional funeral—what are your options? Lindsey Warren, green burial specialist, opens our eyes to end-of-life choices most of
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